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Not a professional client, and not an eligible counterparty. A person with whom, generally, a MiFID-regulated investment bank will want little to do. Unless they’re PWM clients, of course.

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	Not a {{cobsprov\|professional client}}, and not an {{cobsprov\|eligible counterparty}}. A person with whom, generally, a {{tag\|MiFID}}-regulated [[investment bank]] will want little to do. Unless they’re PWM clients, of course.